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rules that predict electron counts of metal clusters from the topology of their polyhedral frameworks, extending simple electron counting to large clusters.

In organometallic chemistry, topological electron-counting theory refers to rules that predict electron counts of metal clusters from the topology of their polyhedral frameworks, extending simple electron counting to large clusters. This meaning comes from Teo (1984) in Inorganic Chemistry.[1]

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  1. Teo, B. K. (1984). New topological electron-counting theory. Inorganic Chemistry, 23(9), 1251-1257. https://doi.org/10.1021/ic00177a017

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